Mr. Perfect

Arash is that you?

It's amazing the contrast between Farhan Lalji and Arash Madani. Madani tries SO hard to crap on the sport in general at every possible turn, yet enjoys following it quite closely. Amusing.

Three letters for Rider fans when it comes to cheating... S-M-S

There are tickets on Stubhub for as low as 8 bucks a piece American...

Reilly will be flirting with 300 by halftime

Good. Whatever gets this joke of a regime fired.

Sure - it was an accurate pass placed where only the receiver was going to get it, but the point of the post was if your QB is maxing out at about 45 yards in distance, that's a problem.

There's a reason for that. Recall the play to Adams just before the half to set up the touchdown - Nichols put EVERYTHING he had in into the ball, and it was only a 45 yard pass. Minimal arm strength.

To a point though it's more understandable with Demski given the size difference between the two. Demski also provides positive things through special teams and the running game, so personally it's a bit easier I feel to live with that - though yes of course given its professional football you'd like to see him survive contact a little more. Hopefully as his career progresses that will come around. At this point in his career, Adams is what he is.

It was. But you still need to make the catch. His tendency to drop contested balls is starting to stand out.

Bombers add to their impressive list of quarterbacks they've beaten this season: Drew Willy, Jon Jennings, James Franklin (X2), Jeremiah Masoli, and now Johnny Manziel. Nichols played as to be expected in my opinion under the circumstances. Very vanilla offence with the exception of maybe 2 or 3 plays. No turnovers was nice to see but you also need to account for the opponent and the fact we led all game. No killer instinct on this team. The third quarter and first portion of the fourth was difficult to watch. If they play like they did tonight next week in Edmonton, the game will be over at half time. It's almost embarrassing how badly this team has misused Kenbrell Thompkins this year. His route running, hands, and ability to come down with contested balls is far and away better than anyone we have. Watching Darvin Adams drop balls at the slightest hint of contact is getting a little old. Back to back punts of 35 and 29 yards certainly didn't help the situation in the second half. The graphic showing our points scored in the first and second half and where that compares with the rest of the league is just more evidence of how bad this coaching staff is at second half adjustments. Fingers crossed the injuries to Harris, Demski and Bighill are minor. If not, we're in more trouble than we already are.

Your feeling of entitlement is comical. As someone who has been trained, and worked in media, never, ever reveal your sources. I may not post as often as I use to, but I'm quite comfortable with what my track record is here. Whether or not you believe me is not something I'll be losing sleep over.

Actually it's very relevant. Yes QB is unquestionably a problem, but you're kidding yourself if you think Miller isn't flawed, doesn't make bad decisions relating to the team, and doesn't meddle where he shouldn't be meddling.

Ah the amount of people who have no idea as to the amount of micromanaging Miller does behind the scenes. Cute.

Rheanne is a clown to put it mildly.

He has me blocked too,and I've never @ mentioned him before. Makes me believe he searches his name on Twitter to see what's being said.

21 of Calgary's 27 points came in the second half. Adjustments offensively were not a problem.

Absolutely both. To keep this post short as I've made my points about both, Nichols is average at best, and Lapo can't adjust when things go wrong or a key player gets injured, among other things.

This especially. Of course there are only so many yards to be had in a game, but Khari Jones had no problem with 300 yard games with Charles Roberts. BLM had no problem with 300 yard games with Jon Cornish. Travis Lulay had no problem with 300 yard games with Andrew Harris. You could go on and on.

On paper, Walters has put together a solid roster. When you have a team with Andrew Harris, Weston Dressler, Darvin Adams, the best o-line in the league, Adam Bighill, Jackson Jeffcoat, Poop Johnson, JSK, and Chris Randle, winning, and winning handily should not be a problem.

Ah yes. The continuing to teach mantra used so often last year by him is alive and well.

You could apply this to many aspects of the team unfortunately.

That has to change for sure - but there's more to it than that. Our scouts, how many import receivers have we found? O'Shea's loyalty to players and his coaching staff is problematic, and Lapo's inability to adjust or to use situational play calling is also an issue. Our offence should not be so fragile to look like the mess it does when Dressler is out of the lineup, and when Harris is contained we have no ability whatsoever to counter that.

Said it at the start of the year - as long as this regime stays in place, the best we'll ever do is first round playoff exits. Content with just being average.

Sure you can. You do what the game dictates. It's one of the fundamental aspects of football. Not a difficult concept.